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One year after a recall of contaminated ground meat sold at Hannaford stores exposed blind spots in the nation's food-safety chain, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has yet to move forward with a proposed rule to improve record-keeping and, in turn, better protect public health.
Kenneth Koehler, one of the 20 people sickened by a salmonella outbreak involving Hannaford ground beef, continues to seek a settlement that's "well under six figures."
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OCT. 8, 2011 – First symptoms of illness appear in a victim later identified by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as one of 20 people known to have been sickened in an outbreak of Salmonella typhimurium. When multiple people tested positive for the rare strain of salmonella, the CDC began to interview patients about the food they'd eaten in the week before their illness began and found many of them had had ground beef from Hannaford stores.
Week before Dec. 15 – Investigators from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service visit Hannaford's distribution centers and a handful of stores, requesting grinding logs and inventory records. Hannaford was not informed of the nature of the investigation, according to a spokesman.
Dec. 15 – USDA officials inform Hannaford's food safety director, Larry Kohl, that investigators have determined an association between a salmonella outbreak and Hannaford ground beef.
• Noon – Kohl calls company executives to a meeting at the corporate offices in Scarborough to pass along initial information.
• 5 p.m. – Hannaford executives gather in a conference room for a conference call with officials from the USDA and the CDC. Federal and company officials decide to recall all ground beef with a sell-by date of Dec. 17 or earlier.
• 7:45 p.m. - Hannaford's corporate office sends an urgent message to store managers to remove 10 varieties of Hannaford, Nature's Place and Taste of Inspirations ground beef from their shelves within an hour. They remove 17,000 pounds of ground beef.
• 11 p.m. - Hannaford sends out a press release announcing the recall. The release reports that 10 people sickened with salmonella said they purchased ground beef from Hannaford between Oct. 12 and Nov. 20.
Dec. 16 – USDA issues a press release classifying the recall as having a "high" health risk and pointing to Hannaford's "limited records" as an impediment to the investigation into the source of the contamination. It reports that the CDC knows of 14 people infected with the salmonella strain. Eleven of them ate ground beef, and 10 of them purchased that beef at Hannaford stores in Maine, New York, New Hampshire and Vermont.
• Customers begin bringing recalled meat back to stores for refunds. Hannaford says it has paid about $400,000 in refunds for more than 100,000 pounds of beef.
Dec. 20 – CDC increases the number of victims to 16 people from seven states, seven of whom were hospitalized. Eleven ate ground beef and 10 purchased it from Hannaford — the same as initially reported.
Dec. 21 – Brian DiGeorgio of Watervliet, N.Y., who was hospitalized for two weeks because of salmonella linked to Hannaford ground beef, files a personal injury lawsuit against the grocery chain.
Jan. 5, 2012 – CDC increases the number of victims to 19 people from seven states. Fourteen reported eating ground beef, and 12 reported buying it at Hannaford between Oct. 12 and Dec. 10.
Jan. 6 – U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree sends a letter to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack telling him "the public has a right to know" more about the USDA's investigation.
Jan. 27 – In a conference call with reporters, USDA officials say they don't believe they'll be able to identify the source of the contamination due to Hannaford's "high-risk practices," including grinding beef from different suppliers without cleaning equipment in between. They say they plan to close the investigation within a week.
Feb. 1 – The CDC issues a "final update" on its investigation, saying the salmonella outbreak appears to be over and 20 people from seven states were known to have been sickened. Eight of them were hospitalized.
Feb. 2 – USDA closes its investigation.
When a salmonella outbreak that sickened 20 people was traced to the supermarket chain in late 2011, Hannaford voluntarily improved its tracking procedures so it could better identify the point of origin of its beef and therefore the origin of any contamination.
But while the USDA said it expected to send a detailed proposal of its new rule requiring other grocers to do the same to the White House Office of Management and Budget for review last summer, that still hasn't happened.
And no one from the USDA will say what has held up the process, or when the rule might move forward.
"I have to say, I'm extremely disappointed that the regulations haven't been put into place yet," said U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree, a Maine Democrat representing the 1st District. She has served on the House Agriculture Committee for the past two years and hopes to continue.
After the recall, the Maine Sunday Telegram/Portland Press Herald investigated the problem and exposed the holes in the USDA's system in a special report published in March.
Meanwhile, several people sickened in the salmonella outbreak are still seeking compensation from Hannaford.
"I just want the bills paid and the things to go away," said Kenneth Koehler, 53, of Old Orchard Beach, who has racked up $8,000 in medical expenses since he was sickened more than a year ago.
He hasn't eaten a hamburger since.
Hannaford, a Scarborough-based grocery chain with 181 stores in five states, pulled 17,000 pounds of meat from its shelves on Dec. 15, 2011 -- a year ago Saturday -- after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention traced a rare strain of salmonella back to ground beef bought at its stores.
From there, investigators from the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service took over and pored through paperwork, including sales records and logs kept near meat grinding machines, as it tried to figure out which of Hannaford's dozen meat suppliers sold the contaminated beef to the stores.
But there were two problems. One was that, when meat department employees ground trimmings left over from slabs of meat that had been cut into steaks and roasts, they didn't record where that beef came from.
Most of the packages of ground beef on Hannaford's shelves come from tubes of coarsely ground meat that's ground again in stores.
The second problem was that the meat departments didn't clean their grinding machines between the batches of tube beef and the meat that came from trimmings, making way for cross-contamination. Neither practice violated existing USDA rules.
So, no matter the source of the ground beef that sickened consumers, there was no way to prove where the contamination originated.
Eventually, the food-safety investigators gave up. They closed the case on Feb. 2.
That same week, Hannaford resumed grinding meat from trimmings, a practice it halted after the recall. Since then, its meat departments have recorded the source of that meat as well as when it goes into the grinder, company officials have said. They also clean equipment between grinding trimmings and grinding tube meat, they said.
The USDA's proposed rule would require all stores that grind beef to record the source of all the meat they grind to help investigators identify the supplier of tainted meat so that the cause of the contamination can be addressed.
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A precise knowledge of individual customers, their spending and touchpoints will provide a clear picture to understand the retailer's business from the 'whole' customer perspective. This approach delivers an opportunity to create individual customer models, bespoke and actionable customer segments (at CACI it's my.acorn) together with an assessment of spend, opportunity and interaction across all touchpoints. The benefit to the business in respect of existing customers is the opportunity to target those customers whose actual spend by touchpoint is below segment expectations.
Evaluating the opportunities, valuing the prospects
Of course, increasing spend is only one part of the picture. The other challenge for any national retailer is to identify the potential from non-customers by channel. The development of a bespoke my.acorn segmentation using customer data can be used to match to the wider population. As a result prospects can be valued by channel leading to improved return on marketing spend and new store opening and rationalisation scenarios can be accurately tested.
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Omni-channel is now leading to reviews of every business process in retailing and location planning faces the same pressures. The old ways are in need of substantial re-engineering and analysts will increasingly be examining the activities of individual customers before they embark on the development of spatial models.
On the subject of 'omni', a quick Google search reveals the bizarre fact that the Omni International Mall in Miami closed down in 1999 due to decreasing sales 23 years after it opened. Perhaps it's an omen foretelling of the need to get location planning from an omni-channel perspective sorted out before it's too late. Making the right property decision is now all about consumer, consumer, consumer. Fail to understand the omni-channel consumer and you'll fail on location, location, location.


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The scene at the Direct to Consumer Symposium in Napa on Friday was very interesting. Many attendees were listening to the "state of the states" update on direct shipping legislation, while we simultaneously received updates on the status of the session in Florida. Much of the two day event covered the subject of capacity caps, which have become an extremely hot topic of late. The Family Winemakers of California are currently making their case against the State of Massachusetts that production caps are unconstitutional. The action heats up again at the end of July.
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I have a 32G flash drive i'm going to use as well as the installESD.dmg file verified retail. I have tried creating the boot drive using VirtualBox with snow leopard, however I played around with that a lot and could not get it to work (using the iBoot/Unibeast method). My brother has a macbook pro so I just decided a usb drive would be the same created on that or via virtual box, but probably easier on the macbook. like I said, this part is pretty much new territory. So I have all the files I need on an external HDD. on the mac I go to Disk Utility and reformat the usb drive for macs, and I try to mount the installESD.dmg file, to no avail. I tried using terminal to mount it, i've tried verifying it, i've tried converting it, I've tried restoring it to the usb drive, all with the same message: "The following disk images couldn't be opened. Image:installESD.dmg Reason:not recognized".
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- what is the minimum number of points a sample space must contain in order that there exist n independent events A1, A2,...An,none of which has probability of 0 or 1?
Assume minimum number of sample points as 0 i.e P(A)=0 and P(B)=0 this implies P(A and B)=0 but then A and B become disjoint and thus by above proof they cannot be independent Assume the minimum number of sample points to be 1 i.e P(A)=1 and P(B)=0 implies P(A and B)=0 i.e A and B are disjoint |||ly P(A)=0 and P(B)=1 cannot be mutually independent
let P(A)=1 and P(B)=1 i.e they refer to same sample point then A and B refer to the same event and hence cannot be mutually independent Assume the minimum number of sample points to be 2 e.g let us toss a biased coin(coin that always shows a head) and an unbiased coin one after the other. thus sample points are HH and HT let A refer to showing a head on biased coin let B refer to showing a head on unbiased one P(A)=1 and P(B)=1/2 P(A and B)=1/2 = P(A)*P(B) and thus they are independent.
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Pastor Chris Roberts '04, Associate Pastor, Meridian Street United Methodist Church, Indianapolis, IN
I am currently Associate Pastor serving at Meridian Street United Methodist Church (www.msumc.org) in Indianapolis, Indiana, a church with a rich history as old as Indianapolis itself. It was the first Methodist congregation in Indianapolis with a cabin on Capitol Square grounds. I am privileged to serve the good people here. As Associate Pastor, I have general pastoral responsibilities and I also oversee Missions, Communications, Small Groups, and Church and Community ministry teams.
Since graduating from United in 2004, I have been privileged to work on some important projects in the local churches I've served and the Indiana Conference. I've planned concert events, lead marriage workshops at a local bar, organized community church services, taught many Bible studies and helped lead people to deeper relationships with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I have also served on a planning team for Our Life Together, an annual clergy-gathering, and was part of a gathering in Washington, D.C. with a few other "young Evangelical clergy." I also worked with the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry to organize a discussion regarding young clergy issues, and I now facilitate the Indiana Conference Ministry to Young Adults Team. My education at United prepared me to ready to lead both in my congregation and within the Conference and general church.
I have so many fond memories from my short time at United -- Dr. Eslinger's preaching, Dr. Welborn's lectures, Dr. Park's jokes, and Dr. Dozeman's maps. But my fondest memories involve my time in theology classes with Dr. Ty Inbody. Dr. Inbody and I agreed very little and we engaged in some lively discussion about Christology, systematic theology, and UM doctrine. When I would get quiet, he would ask "So, Chris, what are you thinking?" However, Dr. Inbody respected my theological commitments and only challenged me to think them through.
United challenged my own theological commitments. I learned much about all the theological subjects I needed to study. But even more important, I grew deeper in my own beliefs and Biblical -understanding by examining what I already thought I knew.
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A personal email account is established for each student of Holy Cross.
The Holy Cross College email account is the primary source of communication between the college and the student. Students access their email through a webmail service, which is available from any computer with an internet connection. All students are to check their email on a regular basis and maintain their account for email delivery.
As part of the webmail account, students also receive a 25GB SkyDrive online storage account, online versions of Microsoft Office products, and more.
HCC Portal
Portal accounts are issued to provide students access to their academic records, kept by the college's administrative software package. Class schedules, grade reports, billing information, and much more are obtained through the Portal. Hard copies of schedules or grade reports will not be issues by the college. It is up to the student to obtain these via the Portal, which is available at all times.
Moodle is Holy Cross College's selected Learning Management System (LMS). If your professor is using Moodle, you can get your assignments and handouts online. You also may be able to see your grades, click on assigned web links, post assignments, communicate with your classmates with bulletin boards, chats, message board, or Wikis, view a course calendar, or use any other features of Moodle that the professor has set up for your particular course. Moodle is the "one-stop" web site for staying current with your classes. Some of the college's Student Services are on Moodle, too, such as the Library and the Center for Discernment & Preparation (internships and career preparation).
Computer Lab
Holy Cross College has a state-of-the-art computerized multimedia classroom and lab available to all students. All computers are connected to the college network with access to the latest software for word processing, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, and interactive course materials used by all divisions. Each computer is capable of integrating graphics, photographs, text, full-motion video, voice and stereo music for student multimedia presentations.
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All students receive a photo identification card at the beginning of the academic year at the time of enrollment. This card has a library bar code on the back which is valid for the Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Saint Mary's and Bethel College libraries. It is also used for the cafeteria at Holy Cross and Saint Mary's Colleges and must be presented when students use the café for meals.
The student ID card is to be carried at all times. It is used as proof of a student's status at Holy Cross College and must be produced whenever requested by a college official. If a student loses their ID card a new ID card will be issued upon payment of a $25 fee. This fee must be paid at the Business Office.
Students will need their current ID card to purchase ND football tickets, to use the dining hall (at HCC or Saint Mary's), to use the library (at HCC, ND, SMC or Bethel), to use the Rockne Center and to attend any sporting or cultural function at ND or SMC. Only a CURRENT Holy Cross College ID is valid.
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Telephone service is provided through the college's network via IP telephony. Students living in the residence halls may use their cellular phone as a primary contact with the college, or may request to use a college telephone. With a college telephone you receive your own line and a voicemail box that is integrated with your email account. Depending upon the accommodations, students may share a common phone. All requests and problems dealing with the IP phone service are to be directed to the IT Department for resolution. There is no charge for this service.


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Question by Philip 140 · Sep 21 '10 at 01:54 AM · pasta substitutes switching-to-paleo alternative-use wheat
After going paleo, I have these food items that I don't eat anymore.
rolled oats, grits, whole wheat flour, and dry pasta (and also a pasta machine and pasta roller) Other than giving it away or eating it, are there any uses anyone can think of?
Note: I believe this is relevent to paleo because many people who switch to non-paleo suffer this dilema.
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Answer by Tim Rangitsch 4892 · Sep 21 '10 at 03:00 AM
Poison your enemies.
Answer by Adam Crafter 11525 · Sep 21 '10 at 01:23 PM
Soak it, compost it, and make other veggies out of it this coming year!
Or you can obtain some mushroom spawn from fungi.com and after cooking and cooling the iffy food and mixing it with some scrap wood... you can grow tasty food mushrooms on it
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Keep in the trunk of your car for when you're stuck in the snow. They give great traction.
Answer by Kamal 27300 · Sep 21 '10 at 02:14 AM
You can store these grains in a bucket, and move your fingers and hand around in them. Pitchers do this to strengthen their hands, as do grip strength fanatics. Check out "Mastery of Hand Strength", the seminal volume on this!
Answer by Paul 1 10738 · Sep 21 '10 at 03:03 AM
This works for rice, but I'm not sure about the things you have. Sew it into a small cloth bag or a pillowcase, then warm it up in the microwave; then you have a hot pack for aching muscles or whatever else.
Answer by sophie 1 1503 · Sep 21 '10 at 03:39 AM
Rolled oats make a great facemask- mixed in with water and clay if you need it to be stickier. Otherwise just make it thick enough to splodge onto your face- leave it on until it dries out, then wash off with warm water. It tightens up pores and leaves the skin really soft!
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Answer by Eva 22619 · Sep 21 '10 at 02:13 AM
Wild bird food.
Answer by ben61820 16271 · Sep 21 '10 at 01:19 PM
I use dried grains in a small bowl as my incense holder. Im using thin, long sticks of incense and the only way i can get them to stand upright and have their ash fall down right into the bowl is to have something like buckwheat, oats, rice, etc as a bedding. Works like a charm.
Answer by Ed 12643 · Sep 21 '10 at 01:59 AM
Arts and crafts, like people make art out of gingerbread or cake ( https://www.groveparkinn.com/gallery/National-Gingerbread-House-Competition ).
Answer by Jenn 372 · Sep 21 '10 at 02:46 AM
I'm digging a pasta cannon, though I'm sure those on the recieving end would NOT.
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Power transistor designed for broadband avionics data link applicationsOctober 23, 2013 12:06 pm | Richardson RFPD, Inc., Microsemi Corporation | Product Releases | Comments
Richardson RFPD introduces a new 50V gallium nitride on silicon carbide (GaN on SiC) RF power high-electron-mobility transistor (HEMT) from Microsemi Corporation (Microsemi). The 0912GN-650V is internally-matched and capable of providing over 17 dB gain....
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Solar cells that produce electricity 24/7, not just when the sun is shining. Mobile phones with built-in power cells that recharge in seconds and work for weeks between charges. These are just two of the possibilities raised by a novel supercapacitor design invented by material scientists at Vanderbilt University that is described in a paper published in the Oct. 22 issue of the journal Scientific Reports.
RF power amplifier linearizer enables reduced overall BOM costsOctober 23, 2013 9:27 am | Rfmw Ltd | Product Releases | Comments
RFMW, Ltd. announces design and sales support for Scintera Networks' SC1894 radio frequency power amplifier linearizer (RFPAL). As power amplifiers are driven into saturation they increase in both efficiency and distortion. The SC1894 injects a correction signal at the input of the PA in order to minimize distortion at the output of the PA.
Vectoring transformers serve VDSL2 vectoring and non-vectoring configurationsOctober 22, 2013 9:46 am | Product Releases | Comments
Pulse Electronics Corporation introduces the BX4285LNL and BX4285LNLT VDSL vectoring transformers. These transformers can be used in both VDSL2 vectoring and non-vectoring configurations as Class H line drivers to deliver high bandwidth over existing copper transmission lines.
Hybrid amplifiers utilize proprietary on-die linearization for best-in-class performanceOctober 21, 2013 1:18 pm | Triquint Semiconductor | Product Releases | Comments
TriQuint Semiconductor has released the first two members of its cost-effective TriAccess hybrid-packaged power doubler family. These CATV infrastructure devices are the first to utilize proprietary on-die linearization for best-in-class performance including excellent gain and low distortion.
Piezoelectric accelerometer features high-temperature operation to +482 degrees COctober 21, 2013 1:09 pm | Product Releases | Comments
Meggitt Sensing Systems has announced the global market introduction of the Endevco model 2280, a hermetically sealed, triaxial, piezoelectric charge output accelerometer with high-temperature operation to +482 degrees C (+900 degrees F).
Solar panels can be used to provide heating and air conditioningOctober 21, 2013 10:51 am | by Carlos III University of Madrid | News | Comments
The use of solar panels to produce toilets hot water is standard practice, but researchers at the Madrid Universities Carlos III and Politécnica suggest that they may also be used to provide large offices with heating in the winter and air conditioning in the summer. Their proposal involves the incorporation of solar collectors into a gas-based cogeneration system...
NTU scientists make breakthrough solar technologyOctober 21, 2013 10:42 am | by Nanyang Technological University | News | Comments
In the near future, solar panels will not only be more efficient but also a lot cheaper and affordable for everyone, thanks to research by Nanyang Technological University (NTU) scientists. This next generation solar cell, made from organic-inorganic hybrid perovskite materials, is about five times cheaper than current thin-film solar cells, due to a simpler solution-based manufacturing process.
Low-voltage DC-DC converters designed for satellite power systemsOctober 21, 2013 10:01 am | International Rectifier | Product Releases | Comments
International Rectifier introduced the LSO Series of feature-rich radiation-hardened (RAD-Hard) low-voltage, single- and dual-output DC-DC converter modules for satellite power systems requiring up to 15 years or more of mission life. The LSO Series delivers isolated output voltages from 1.5V to 15.0V with typical efficiency performance up to 81 percent....
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Here at ECN we're always looking for what's going to change the world of electrical design. This month we're focusing on board-level assembly. From adhesives to thermal gap pad management, we want to know what's happening in your lab and on your benches! We know our readers have varied opinions and valuable experiences...
Reference design serves Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0-enabled charger power supplyOctober 18, 2013 2:13 pm | Power Integrations | Product Releases | Comments
Power Integrations introduced the first reference design for a Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0-enabled charger power supply. Launched earlier this year, the Quick Charge 2.0 protocol from Qualcomm enables users to charge mobile devices, such as tablets and cellphone handsets, up to 75% faster than when using conventional USB charging technology.
MOSFET family suitable for battery pack applicationsOctober 18, 2013 10:34 am | Alpha And Omega Semiconductor | Product Releases | Comments
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited release a new dual MOSFET family in the common-drain configuration in both DFN 5x6 and Micro-DFN 3.2x2 packages. These devices are suitable for battery pack applications where two n-channel MOSFETs are connected back-to-back for safe charging and discharging as well as voltage protection.
Solid-state power relay rated for up to 5A continuous load currentOctober 18, 2013 10:25 am | Ixys | Product Releases | Comments
IXYS Integrated Circuits Division announced the immediate availability of the CPC1968J, 2Arms Solid-State Power Relay. The CPC1968J is a single-pole normally open (1-Form-A) solid state power relay that is rated for up to 5A continuous load current.
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Current sense resistor includes increased resistance rangeOctober 17, 2013 12:15 pm | Vishay Technology | Product Releases | Comments
Vishay Precision Group announced that its Vishay Foil Resistors brand (VFR) has expanded the CSM3637P ultra-high-precision, surface-mount, four-terminal current sense resistor with an increased resistance range to 200 mΩ. For power supplies, DC/DC and DC/AC converters, switching power supplies, and battery charging circuits...
DC/DC converters provide three regulated DC outputsOctober 16, 2013 4:15 pm | Calex Mfg | Product Releases | Comments
Calex Mfg announces the availability of the 75 Watt Triple Output HE Series DC/DC converters. The HE Series offers a variety of models in an industry standard half brick package which provide three regulated DC outputs. All models are fully isolated input to output with output voltages of 3.3 VDC and 5 VDC....
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Tectrol introduces its new TFE3000-54, a 3,000 watt 1U hot swap power supply delivering 80 Plus Platinum efficiencies with leading power density of 33.48W/in3. The TFE3000-54 offers a floating DC output of 54V which is adjustable from 42-55VDC making it ideal for Power-Over-Ethernet, Telecom, and Networking applications.
DC/DC converters provide 1W of output powerOctober 14, 2013 10:02 am | MicroPower Direct, LLC | Product Releases | Comments
Available now from MicroPower Direct, the MD100xE series provides 1W of output power in a miniature 7-pin SIP package. These single & dual output DC/DC converters are specifically designed to provide the voltage conversion, miniature size, I/O isolation and economy required by a wide range of space critical board level applications.
Thick film chip resistor includes precision tolerances of 0.5% and 1.0%October 11, 2013 2:23 pm | Koa Speer Electronics, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments
KOA Speer Electronics introduces the latest in precision thick film chip resistors, the anti-sulfur RK73H-RT. Made with a sulfur-proof electrode material, the RK73H-RT resistor features precision tolerances of 0.5% and 1.0% and a resistance range of 10Ω ~ 10MΩ.
Smartphone app allows full monitoring and control of network-connected power supplies over local wireless networksOctober 10, 2013 8:42 am | B&K Precision Corporation | Product Releases | Comments
B&K Precision launched its new "pwrApp" for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Adding greater value to its DC power solutions, B&K Precision's pwrApp allows full monitoring and control of network-connected (via WLAN) XLN-GL series of power supplies over local wireless networks.
Connector provides two power connections through an industry standard RJ45 interfaceOctober 9, 2013 3:10 pm | Product Releases | Comments
TE Connectivity (TE) announced the release of the Pivot Power RJ45 connector. The pivot power RJ45 is a new, lo- voltage power connector that commons RJ45 contacts to provide two power connections through an industry standard RJ45 interface.
Power supples available in 10 standard ranges from 23-800VDCOctober 9, 2013 10:23 am | Schaefer Power Inc | Product Releases | Comments
Schaefer, Inc. announces the C/B 6600 Series of 30kWatt DC-DC and AC-DC converter modules and battery charger. This highly-reliable, compact and rugged design provides a high density solution for high-power applications in industries such as utility, oil/gas, automation, heavy industrial, military, telecom/datacom...
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Material List
- Creatology™ Chenille Stem
- Craft Smart® All Purpose Glue
- Ribbon of Choice
- Blunt Scissors
- Foam Stickers - Easter Shapes
- Crayola® Glitter Glue
- Creatology™ Pom Pom - White
- Creatology™ Wiggle Eyes
- Ruler
- Creatology™ Foam Shape- Egg
- Creatology™ Cardboard Shape- Bunny
Developmental Skills
- Fine Motor
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Project Instructions
Embellish the foam eggs with stickers as desired.
Glue pom poms to the cardboard bunnies for tails.
Glue wiggle eyes in place.
Shape the chenille stems into bows as shown and glue to the neckline of each bunny.
Cut a 4-inch piece of ribbon for each egg. Glue the ends of each ribbon piece to the back of an egg, forming a loop for a hanger.
Cut a 24-inch piece of ribbon. Glue one end to one bunny, thread on the eggs and glue the other end to the other bunny, as shown.
Use glitter glue to embellish foam and cardboard pieces for added glitz.
Craft Notes
Adult supervision is required at all times.


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KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Heading into the final two matches of the regular season the North Georgia College & State University women's soccer team (11-3-2, 4-3-2 PBC) held station at sixth in the most recent Southeast Region poll released Wednesday.
The Saints are one spot higher, fifth, according to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Southeast Region Rankings.
The top six teams in the region will advance on to post-season play with an automatic bid into the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional going to the conference champions of the Conference Carolinas, Peach Belt Conference and South Atlantic Conference. The other three spots will be based on the region rankings.
In-state rival and fellow PBC school Armstrong Atlantic State, ranked No. 2 nationally, sits atop the region rankings with a 12-0-0 in-region record and a 12-1-1 record overall. The PBC is well represented in the poll as seven of the top-10 spots are held by league schools.
25th-ranked Columbus State is third in the region with 22nd-ranked Lander just behind in fourth. The rest of the conference schools in the poll are North Georgia in sixth, UNC Pembroke seventh, Clayton State eighth and Georgia College in 10th. South Atlantic Conference school No. 11 Lenoir-Rhyne is second in the current region standings with fellow SAC member Wingate in fifth.
The Saints still have a lot to play for in the final two games as they take on #22 Lander tonight in Greenwood, S.C. and then welcome USC Aiken for their final game of the regular-season on Saturday, Oct. 27. North Georgia is currently fifth in the conference standings and the top-four teams will each host a game in first round of the 2012 PBC Tournament. The Saints still have a legitimate shot at catching fourth-place Clayton State and/or third-place Columbus State for a chance to host the first round.


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FOOTBALL Federation Australia is confident Newcastle will field a team in next season's A-League – but stopped short of offering a guarantee – after confirmation yesterday that Hunter Sports Group is relinquishing the Jets' franchise licence.
HSG announced 11 days ago that they would no longer fund the Jets, citing irreconcilable differences with FFA. There have been attempts behind the scenes this week to negotiate a compromise, but those hopes were shattered yesterday afternoon when HSG released a statement saying peace talks had broken down.
Socceroos legend Mark Bosnich told a luncheon of influential soccer supporters in Newcastle yesterday that FFA had instructed him to convey an ''ironclad guarantee' that they would have a side to support next season, but Buckley would not go that far.
Asked if he could assure Jets fans that they would have a team to support next season, Buckley replied: ''We've said consistently that we will work around the clock to ensure there is a team in Newcastle. There will be a team in Newcastle next season, we're extremely confident of that ... the region is too steeped in football tradition and passion not to be represented in the A-League.''
A community model of ownership looms as the most likely solution to secure Newcastle's A-League future.
The Herald understands FFA has held preliminary discussions with Lake Macquarie businessman Andrew Poole, who last year proposed the ''Patrons' Trust'' as an alternative to Nathan Tinkler's takeover of the Knights.
But Poole apparently has no interest in becoming a lone, Tinkler-style benefactor and believes the Jets need to be owned by the community.
HSG has paid the players and coaching staff until April 30. That gives FFA nine days to sort out an alternative ownership structure before it will have to start picking up the bill.
Yesterday's breakdown means FFA and Tinkler will now resolve their differences in court, where FFA are expected to sue the billionaire for at least $50million in damages.
HSG chief executive Troy Palmer said yesterday he would ''welcome'' any legal battle because it would provide ''transparency'' on the dispute.
HSG alleged that Buckley had ''immediately rejected'' a list of proposals submitted yesterday that may have led to a resolution.
''This inflexible stance highlights the inequitable position and ongoing discrimination in which the Jets have been placed over the past 18 months,'' HSG's statement said. ''The FFA's mindset of being unwilling to negotiate provides a clear impression that FFA does not want the Newcastle Jets to be part of the football family.''
Buckley denied that vehemently, saying he received an SMS from HSG chief executive Troy Palmer on Thursday informing him HSG would provide a proposal yesterday.
''No proposal has been submitted and no further contact has been made with FFA,'' Buckley said.
"HSG embarked on a unilateral breach of contract in the first instance and has given FFA no opportunity to have a face-to-face meeting to take place.
"We are disappointed that no talks have taken place to resolve our differences. The people of Newcastle and the Hunter Valley, and the Jets' players, coaches and staff, have a right to feel betrayed by these actions. FFA reaffirms its position that it does not accept that HSG has the right to return the A-League licence."
HSG's media release stated that the club had submitted a four-point proposal, seeking:
● a review of the Jets licence fee;
● the Jason Culina debacle to be ''settled immediately with financial liability being shared equally'' between the Jets, FFA and Culina;
● an independent taskforce, funded by the Jets, to review the A-League;
● the Jets to retain their licence until June 30, 2020.
FFA officials said that at no time over the past few weeks had Tinkler spoken directly with Buckley or FFA supremo Frank Lowy, preferring to rely on Palmer as an intermediary.


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Updated guidelines for registering summer interns at OHSU
Guidelines for registering visiting students, such at summer interns, has been updated by the Office of Science Education Opportunities in cooperation with Risk Management and Human Resources. Please note: No student younger than 16 may volunteer or work in a lab area without the express permission of the department chair and Environmental Health and Radiation Safety. Contact Susan Shugerman, Assistant Vice Provost, Education Outreach and Collaboration, to request permission. What OHSU needs to know about … Read More


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Piedmont's game with Alexandria was its seventh in nine days. Coach Terrace Ridley said she expected her players would be tired and not interested in having her open the gym for the usual free play opportunity Sunday afternoon. She was wrong.
"The first thing they asked me after the (Alexandria) ball game was, 'Coach Ridley, we've got free play tomorrow, don't we?' I said, 'Are y'all going to come over?' and they said, 'Yes, ma'am.' Even in free play, they were working on things they needed to work on. They weren't just out there goofing off."
That attitude carried over into Monday's practice.
"We got in practice (Monday) and had one of the best practices we've had all season," Ridley said Tuesday. "Yesterday, they got after it. They talked to each other more yesterday. The attitude was so much different than it's been all season long."
Piedmont (7-13) trailed throughout the Alexandria contest. The Valley Cubs led 14-11 at halftime. A 3-point basket by Breanna Brazier opened the second half scoring and made it 14-14 but just over three minutes later Alexandria led by nine at 25-16. A steal and a layup by Riesha Thompson just before the third quarter horn cut the Cubs' lead to 28-21. Thompson started the fourth quarter with another layup off an Alexandria turnover but the Cubs scored the next four points and led 32-23 with 6:29 to play.
The Bulldogs' really began with a basket by Brazier. Green made a free throw then a long 3-pointer to cut the lead to 32-29. Alexandria scored but Brazier answered with a trey, was fouled and completed the four-point play. Trailing just 34-33, Piedmont had three opportunities to take the lead but couldn't convert. The Cubs got two free throws with 2:52 to play. The Bulldogs missed three 3-point tries then Alexandria made a basket with two minutes left and led 38-33.
Again, Piedmont rallied. Green had a put-back basket, Keshauna Jones scored from the paint and Green's free throw with 57 seconds on the clock made it 38-38. Alexandria managed a free throw and a 39-38 lead 15 seconds later. The Bulldogs missed on a 3-point try and the ball went out of bounds. Alexandria was unable to inbound the ball in the require five seconds and Piedmont took advantage of the turnover as Green connected on a 3-point shot with 17 second left, giving Piedmont its first lead of the game at 41-39. Joy turned to disbelief in the Piedmont camp when Alexandria scored with just four seconds left to tie the game and added a go-ahead free throw.
After a timeout at three-quarters court, the Bulldogs got off a long 3-point attempt that was short but Green grabbed the ball and put it up and in off the backboard as time expired.
Pressure defense generated 22 steals for Piedmont, fueling the Bulldogs' comeback.
"I knew that my girls were real good at putting pressure," Ridley said immediately after the game. "Even though we had a couple in foul trouble I knew they could be smart. Being in the press is what gets them really motivated. They love to press."
Asked if there was a lesson for her and her teammates in the win, Green said, "If we keep pushing, … we can do anything if we put our minds to it."
Thompson led in scoring with 14 points and recorded six steals and two assists. Green scored all 12 of her points in the fourth quarter. She had five steals. Brazier had nine points, three rebounds and two assists. Jones scored four points and had six boards. Carlie Flowers had two points, nine rebounds and four steals. Tiffany Prater finished with two points and four rebounds.
On January 14, Piedmont hosted Wellborn and won easily 55-39. The Bulldogs led 24-7 after one quarter and 43-15 at halftime. Ridley had already been substituting liberally in the first half and reserves played most of the second half. Jones was Piedmont's only double-figure scorer with 10 points. Flowers, Thompson and Brazier scored six points apiece. Green and Jakieya Mitchell tallied five points each. Jaylen Major scored four points, Tiffany Prater three and Paige Gowens one. Ridley also played four players from the junior high roster against Wellborn and three scored. Kaitlyn Ridley had four points, Tylin Wilson three and LuLu Jackson two.
The Bulldogs defeated Class 3A, Area 10 foe Saks 58-41 on Thursday of last week. A month earlier, Saks had beaten Piedmont 51-36 at Saks but the Bulldogs were the more aggressive team on their home court and lead 16-3 after one quarter.
Green had 18 points against the Wildcats, including three treys and a 7-for-10 night at the free throw line. She also had four steals and three rebounds. Flowers had 13 points and six rebounds. Brazier scored 10 points and had two assists. Thompson contributed everywhere with eight points, eight steals, three assists and three rebounds. Jones had six points, five steals and four rebounds. Major scored three points and grabbed six boards.
Piedmont's only recent loss came at home Friday against Area 10 opponent White Plains by a 33-29 count. The Bulldogs led 24-23 after three quarters when Jones banked home a 3-pointer from the top of the key at the buzzer. Thompson hit another trey, from the left wing, for a 27-23 lead on the opening possession of the fourth quarter but the Bulldogs score just one more basket the rest of the way.
Thompson had 11 points, all in the second half, including three treys. She made three steals and had two assists. Green scored seven points and made two steals. Prater scored four points and nabbed three rebounds. Jones and Brazier each scored two points. Jones added nine rebounds and Brazier made two steals. Major had one point and three rebounds. Flowers recorded six rebounds.


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All in all, this body wash isn't really groundbreaking, but it's the perfect ingredient to add to those de-stressing, I'm-going-to-spend-a-good-40 minutes-in-here-just-contemplating-life type of showers ... or if you're like me, just need a little something to cure a mild case of homesickness every now and then.
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